2020年11月16日 · The corporation became Chrysler Canada, Ltd. in 1963; by 1972 it had over 3.7 million square feet of factory floor space and produced 292,211 cars and trucks, and over a half million engines. The company's name was shortened to Chrysler Canada Ltd. in 1963, and the new Pentastar corporate symbol was adopted.

Despite massive capital expenditures, Chrysler Canada made a modest pre-tax profit of $394,000 in 1959. With tiny sales, partly due to Canada’s small mid-price market (Canadians tended to buy full-sized strippers or go all the way with a fully loaded, top-of-the-line car), Todgham pulled the plug on DeSoto at the end of the 1960 sales season.

2020年11月16日 · Chrysler Canada has had a larger market share than Chrysler in the U.S. for three years out of four from its founding through 1983, and outsold Ford in 1976, 1982, and 1983. The five millionth car produced by the Windsor Assembly …

2020年11月16日 · Chrysler Canada had a banner year in 1936, turning out a whopping 30,000 vehicles. The Dodge Brothers division accounted for 10,029 of those sales, including the D3 and D4 models - Plymouths wearing upscale Dodge Brothers finery .

2025年1月10日 · Chrysler Canada had their worst sales year for some time, with an 18% drop from 158,237 to 129,945 cars. Every marque was down, but the Canadian-made Chrysler line was the least affected, falling by just 1% though the 300 left production.

2020年11月16日 · Chrysler Canada's factories pumped out a record high of 64,000 vehicles and 5,600 employees cashed Chrysler cheques every payday. New automobile designs arrived for the 1949 model season. Styling for the Chrysler family was by far the most conservative of all the new cars in the industry.

2020年11月16日 · Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation became the Chrysler Corporation on June 6th, 1925. Eleven days later, the Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited was registered with its head office in Windsor, Ontario, replacing the Maxwell-Chrysler Motor Company of Canada Limited; it employed 181 people in its first year.

2020年11月16日 · In 2001, automotive historian James Mays published his awaited history of Chrysler Canada, a company whose background has remained largely unknown to the general public. While some Canadians may be familiar with a few of the names of the company's leaders, such as E.C. Row (thanks to an expressway in Windsor), many have no idea that these ...

2020年11月16日 · Chrysler Canada made the LeBaron, New Yorker, and New Yorker Fifth Avenue sedan on this platform from 1981 to 1983, starting in mid-1981; in 1984, it was moved back to the U.S., and Chrysler-brand car production in Canada ceased until the 1993 LH cars. Model year production was compiled from monthly totals and changeover dates.

2020年11月16日 · The Chrysler Canada story has multiple beginnings. First there was Walter Percival Chrysler himself, a railroad man who learned the automobile industry at General Motors under Charles Nash and GM's founder, William (Billy) Durant.